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Artist Pamela Allen talks about the positive and negative aspects of her life as an artist and the factors that have affected her career. She discusses her work, the work of other Kingston artists and Queen's University's Fine Art Program. Side One: Interviewer Haideh Rahnema interviews Pamela Allen. Side Two: blank.

Painter's symposium 7:30-9:30 a.m. at the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre. Side One: side 3 - continuation of symposium started on sr990. Panel of painters discuss their paintings and Canadian painting. Audience asks questions of the panel. Side Two: side 4 - blank.

Painter's symposium at the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre. Discussing Canadian painting at present. Side One: Introduction of panalists. Slides of recent Canadian paintings shown by Terry Fenton. Remarks on Canadian painting by panalists - Greg Kerneau, Guido Muinary, Carroll Sutton and Brish Fischer. They talks about the importance of painting. Side Two: Panel discussion - comments. Questions from the floor.

Painter's symposium 8:00-9:30 p.m. at the Agnes Etherington Arts Centre. Discussing Canadian art. Side One: Guest speaker Terry Fenton, the Director of the Edmonton Art Gallery. Fenton speaks of New Canadian Art questions from the audience. Side Two: questions and comments from the audience continue.

File consists of a recorded interview with P. Witke.

An interview between Peter Sudbury, Director of the Queen's University Performing Arts Office and John Van Driel of Classical FM 103.1, Cobourg, Ontario, speaking about the 1995-1996 season, and especially the a cappella quartet, 'Anonymous 4'.

File consistso fo a sound recording of "P" for Painting. Address given at Artists' Lamp Luncheon [19-?].

Item is a recording of Terry French discussing CKLC AM-FM radio station.

File consists of a recording of George Clarke's "Over Saleve" as performed by Mrs. Charles Whaley in Knoxville, Tennessee.

Richard E. Leakey discusses the evidence of the evolution of man. Side One: Address by Richard Leakey. Side Two: Address continued.